Floods: Fresh food in Kelantan dwindling, dry food sufficient, Terengganu still stable


KOTA BARU: The floods that hit Kelantan a week ago have seen the supply of local wet goods dwindling and leading to higher prices while dry food remained stable.

A wet goods dealer in Gua Musang, Fadhli Hamdi Abdullah, 50, said he had to find alternatives by getting supplies outside Kelantan, including from as far as Kuala Lumpur.

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Kelantan , Terengganu , floods , goods , petrol

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